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Re: Ball Throw
Definitely use lots of reference for this action, baseball is the "National Passtime" in the US. lots people have seen it thousands of times and can tell instantly when something is off. Your over all timing is very evenly spaced. The windup takes much longer out of the over all pitch, roughly 5|1|2.5 windup|pitch|follow… -
Re: Sculpting Realistic Portraits
learning about the skull is a good place to start. after that, what i did, was make studies of certain facial parts like mouth, ears, etc. i'd suggest that before you take on these studies, you do them correctly and learn the anatomical design behind them. some people say practice makes perfect, but really it's 'perfect… -
Re: Concept Art Portfolio-Showcase and Critique Welcome
Cool work! Your line works are solid, the basic shading is great as well! You're on 100% as far as comic style goes! I'd read it. Austrinus seems to be a little between that and a attempt to a more rendered piece, but it's stuck between both, and it's neither! I suggest doing some material studies, to really render all the… -
Re: Sketchbook: CapableWizard
Two Listen: Thanks man! yeah I can kinda see that, I think I tend to model most of them in quite relaxed expressions which could explain the sleepy-eye look. I think it would be really beneficial to do some extra studies in between but I've been struggling finding time recently :( Yeah a few people have commented about the… -
Re: The proper working chair
@Pedro: I am totally not convinced on what this experts says...ok,maybe 135° is better for you back,but look at how the guy in that image is holding up his neck,just to look at the monitor...that would probably destroy vertebrae in the neck area,imo,also seems very uncomfortable to work in that position,you need a whole… -
Re: Stylized anatomy feedback
nice work man :) I'm no expert but I feel like It helps if you try to do full body characters referenced from actual 2D work which gets you excited about sculpting it. If you do full body you will notice how you have issues with specific parts (for me it's the hands) and then you can decide to do specific study for the… -
Re: anatomy and proportions practice, feedback welcomed
If proportion and anatomy are where you want to study you'll have to ditch the toon look and out your nose to the grindstone. For me (I dunno about everyone else) studying anatomy and proportion is pretty tough and pretty dry (boring ), but you will be amazed at the results once you've done the work and apply it to the fun… -
Re: I mostly sculpt out at night... mostly
Glad you joined up the Polycount side!! From looking at what you can do, I'm impressed you got some excellent sculpting skills, so it's kinda hard to tear it up. You will cetainly be strong asset to the polycount team. for crits: If you want to improve, I'd say push your sculpting to a more realistic side of things, it… -
Re: Realistic Scout(TF2) Sculpt
This is sort of creeping me out. It's unclear which direction you're trying to take this. Also, if you're studying anatomy you shouldn't be applying cartoon proportions. You risk teaching yourself improper placement, and you're also making more work for yourself because now you have to stylize it on top of learning the… -
Re: Texturing is my weakness
Life. Seriously. The next time you're going to model an object, go find a real one. Study it carefully. Whenever you're walking anywhere alone, pay attention to all of the details of the world around you. If you aren't walking daily, start going for walks daily to study the environment. If you're modeling a gun, for…
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